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Financial terms in "Bankruptcy Assistance"

1. Debtor

2. Insolvency

3. petition

4. ECF

5. unsecured claim

6. Section 77 (of 1933 Act)

7. non-business bankruptcy

8. PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records)

9. equitable subordination

10. nunc pro tunc

11. plan of reorganization

12. assume

13. Chapter

14. Lien

15. Chapter 33

16. United States Trustee

17. pre-petition

18. arrangement

19. distressed

20. joint administration

21. bankruptcy mill

22. filing fees

23. Creditor

24. Retired Benefits Bankruptcy Protection Act

25. first meeting of creditors (341 meeting)

26. Bankruptcy Act of 1933

27. Section 304

28. discharge (of indebtedness)

29. tranches

30. priority claims

31. Chapter 9

32. Rule 2004

33. fee examiner

34. VCIS (Voice Case Information System)

35. convenience claims

36. motion to lift automatic stay

37. nondischargeable debt

38. interim order

39. dischargeable debt

40. Chapter 15

41. involuntary bankruptcy

42. Trustee

43. matrix

44. liquidation

45. Chapter 11

46. Receiver

47. exclusivity (period of)

48. exemptions

49. fresh start

50. discovery procedures

51. ballot date

52. Confirmation

53. Bankruptcy Act of 1898

54. NOL

55. fraudulent conveyance

56. cramdown

57. period of exclusivity

58. Conversion

59. bankruptcy administrator

60. joinder

61. adversary proceeding

62. liquidating reorganization

63. skeleton filing

64. Voluntary Bankruptcy

65. Bankruptcy Tax Act of 1980

66. going concern value

67. substantive consolidation

68. post-petition

69. gap period

70. Bankruptcy proceedings

71. Chapter 13

72. vulture funds

73. 341 meeting

74. schedules

75. adequate protection

76. contested matter

77. business bankruptcy

78. proof of claim

79. creditors' committee

80. Chapter 12

81. allowed claim

82. Default

83. Bankruptcy Amendments of 1984

84. liquidated claim

85. substantial abuse

86. bar date

87. Chapter 7

88. Bankruptcy

89. tax loss carry-forward

90. avoidance power

91. super-priority claim

92. personal bankruptcy

93. liquidation value

94. bankruptcy judge

95. 363 sale

96. failure

97. class

98. Bankruptcy Code

99. Section 77B

100. omnibus hearing

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NASD

Categories: Brokerages, Compliance and Governance,

NASD is the largest self-regulatory organization (SRO) in the United States. Formerly known as the national association of securities dealers, NASD regulates broker-dealer firms and licenses registered representatives - better known as stockbrokers - who make a business of trading securities. In addition, NASD regulates trading in stocks, mutual funds, variable annuities, corporate bonds, and futures and options contracts on securities, and acts as regulator for a number of securities exchanges, NASD also reviews materials that investment companies provide to their clients and prospective clients to ensure those materials comply with the relevant guidelines. Through its BrokerCheck database, NASD provides a resource for investors to check the credentials of people and firms with whom they're considering working. The NASD website also provides investor education and alerts on current issues of importance to investors. Finally, NASD also resolves disputes between broker-dealers and their clients, through either mediation or arbitration. NASD disciplines firms and individuals who violate the rules.

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